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One of my photos on Flickr was used in the latest issue of American Randonneur. This is the third time my photo has been used in a magazine or book, but the only time I've actually received a print copy of it. Neat!
Alessandra Amoroso
live @ Mediolanum Forum di Assago, Milano
1 Aprile 2014
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Professor Simon Haslett presenting a 'Getting Published' seminar in the Old Library at Swansea Metropolitan University on Wednesday 30th March 2011.
New Devonshire House (on left), behind Civic Centre, Scott Street, Keighley, 2009.
Digital photograph by Joyce Newton in January 2009, published with permission by Keighley and District Local History Society.
As seen in BostonNOW, June 19th, 2007
www.bostonnow.com/print_edition/BostonNOW 6-19-07.pdf [ PDF ]
Slideshow:
www.flickr.com/photos/stevegarfield/sets/7215760029073425...
Professor Simon Haslett presenting a 'Getting Published' seminar in the Old Library at Swansea Metropolitan University on Wednesday 30th March 2011.
My photos got published in the June 2009 Avalanche Echoes. Full story by Caroline Clapham is available on the ACC Vancouver website at:
My photo is getting used for a website of a new development our company is selling called the Rhythm at Music Row. Check it out at www.RhythmNashville.com. Website design is © 2006 DelevanteCreative.
I finally had a photo published on a book cover! I believe the photo was found through Flickr. It took almost 3 months from start to when I received a copy of the book.
The publisher is a religious publisher in Munich. I didn't make a ton of money (small publisher, limited audience), but hey, it's good experience.
I've been published in magazines a few times, and been asked to provide a book cover, but I've never seen the results and believe they never came to fruition. I've had photos used without permission or work done and then never paid (but also never published from what I can tell), so it's rare it actually goes through to completion (and the funds showed up in the bank account today).
Pricing is generally determined by the end use and the means of the publisher, and a bit on the effort I have to put into it as well. A small publisher in Germany that isn't going to make a lot of profit doesn't have the ability to pay a lot, whereas if Time ever came along, the cost would be just a bit higher, as much more is at stake and their circulation is huge.
So, projects to date have been small, but hey, I'll take it!
This photo is in my stream (or a variation of it) under "Thanksgiving Chapel". It's in Dallas.
Fifty "Bab" Ballads
Much Sound and Little Sense
by W. S. Gilbert
published in London
by George Routledge and Sons
1876
'with illustrations by the author', frontispiece, illustrated title page, xi, [13]-255 pages
floral patterned endpapers
original publisher's tan diagonal fine rib-grain cloth over boards, gilt titles in gilt panels on spine, gilt titles blocked in black panels on front cover, spine and front cover blocked in black, brown and gilt with humerous "Bab" characters, the design influenced by the Aesthetic Movement style. Back cover blocked in black with the Routledge monogram, foliage and a "Bab" character
height: 20.8 cm.
stamp of "Sydney College of the Arts Imformation Resources" on title page.